New Baby & Kids Expo
Wednesday - November 09, 2005
Photo courtesy Family Expositions
The New Baby & Kids Expo takes place Saturday, Nov. 12 and Sunday, Nov. 13, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Neal Blaisdell Center with more than 150 exhibitors and more than a dozen fun family activities. General admission is 4.50 at the door, free for children age 5 and under. Call: 239-2229 or visit www.newbabyandkids.com
Photo courtesy Victoria Ward Centers
New Balance Hawaii, an athletic footwear and apparel shop, has opened at Ward Centre. The family-owned company was established in the early 1900s and makes a variety of footwear ranging from walking to football shoes. It has also developed an entirely new clothing line in vogue with all the latest athletic fashions. “I worked at an athletic shoe store for more than six years and New Balance approached me to open their store in Hawaii,” says Darin Hashimoto, general manager. “I really appreciate their values and their grassroots approach to business.” Call: 593-7773.
Alfred Dunhill has opened a new store at Ala Moana Center, carrying the full range of Alred Dunhill products, including select menswear, leather goods, shoes, timepieces and accessories. The store is located on the mall level on the Diamond side of mall. Alfred Dunhill has more than 150 stores across the world. Call 951-0708
Aloha Tower Marketplace welcomes Remix by Trend Fusion, a trendy boutique featuring contemporary apparel for men and women. The Remix store, located on the first floor in the mauka wing between the center Atrium and the Aloha Tower, carries many premium label denims from the U.S. such as 575 Denim, Yanuk, Blue 2, 1921 and silver Denim, Sacred Blue, Salvage, Z-Brand, Tag Jeans, Robin’s Denim, and many more. The store will also carry a collection of sports apparel, bags and accessories by Adidas and Puma. For more information, call 524-3119.
Ward Centers is holding its Real Simple’s Festival of Giving Fundraiser Friday, Nov. 11 through Sunday, Nov. 13, offering local charities and schools a chance to raise money for their causes by selling tickets to a special three-day shopping event. More than 85 percent of the stores and restaurants are participating.Visit www.wardcenters.com
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